Yeronga Devils Football Banners

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Yeronga Devils Banners - The Devils Come Out to Play
When the Yeronga Devils take the field on a sweltering Queensland afternoon, the crowd knows they are in for something special. A custom FootyBanners.com run-through banner amplifies every bit of that energy and gives players the ultimate entrance into a game that matters to everyone in the stands.

Simple to Order
Ordering your Yeronga Devils banner is easy. Upload your player photo, add the wording you want, and our design team takes care of the rest. You will receive a proof for sign-off before anything goes to print, so the final banner is exactly what you were after.

Two Players, One Banner
Two Devils tearing through the banner together - it is a scene that gets the home crowd buzzing. Our two-player design is perfect for celebrating co-captains, a standout combination, or two players who have carried the club through a big season.

Team Banners for Group Celebrations
Celebrate the whole squad with a full team banner. Whether it is an end-of-season presentation, a milestone round, or a special club occasion, a team banner gives every player a lasting piece of Yeronga Devils history they can hold onto long after the season ends.

Wall Keepsake Banners
A wall keepsake banner is the perfect way to honour a season that will not be forgotten. Display it in the clubrooms, give it as a gift to a player or volunteer who has given everything to the Devils, or hang it at home where it belongs alongside the best football memories.

Grand Final Banners
When the Yeronga Devils make it to the grand final, the moment deserves a banner to match the occasion. Our grand final designs are built for the biggest game of the year and make sure every player runs out knowing the full weight and glory of what they have achieved.
About Yeronga Devils Football Club
Origins and Founding
The Yeronga South Brisbane Football Club, widely known as the Yeronga Devils, was founded in 1928 in the Brisbane suburb of Yeronga. The club originally wore blue jerseys with a white V and was known simply as the Yeronga Football Club throughout its early years, competing in the Queensland Australian National Football League (QANFL). The club made two QANFL grand finals in the 1930s, losing to Windsor on both occasions in 1932 and 1937. In 1950, the club's board voted to add "South Brisbane" to the club's name to align with the South Brisbane District Cricket Club, which shared the same ground at Fehlberg Park and had the same president, Mr Will Sanders. The combined identity of "Yeronga South Brisbane" has been the club's official name ever since, though Yeronga remains the name most commonly used by supporters and rivals.

Club History
Yeronga South Brisbane competed in various Queensland state football competitions from the late 1940s through the 1950s before eventually settling in the Queensland Football Association (QFA) as their primary competition. The club's most successful modern era came in the 2000s, when the men's team won back-to-back Division One premierships in 2006 and 2007. The women's program has been particularly dominant, with the QAFLW women's team claiming premierships in 2011, 2012, 2017, and 2020, plus runners-up finishes in 2013 and 2016. Notable QAFLW Best and Fairest winners to have played at Yeronga include Emily Bates, who won the award in 2019 and went on to win the AFLW Best and Fairest (Gartlett Medal) while playing for Brisbane Lions. The men's team also won a Division Five flag in 2018 as part of the club's broader program development.

Home Ground
Yeronga South Brisbane Football Club plays its home matches at Leyshon Park in Yeronga, a well-maintained community ground that has served as the club's home base for many decades. Leyshon Park sits within the Yeronga suburb and is shared with other sporting clubs and community activities throughout the year. The ground is close to the Yeronga Memorial Park, which borders the Brisbane River, providing a scenic natural setting for football in the inner southern suburbs of Brisbane.

Community and Programs
Yeronga South Brisbane FC fields senior men's and women's teams in the QFA as well as a comprehensive junior program, providing a full football pathway from grassroots through to senior competition. The club's women's program is one of the most successful in Queensland, having produced multiple state-level and AFLW players. The junior program has long served as the primary feeder into the senior club, with many of the club's most celebrated players having come through the Yeronga system from an early age. The Devils maintain strong ties to the Yeronga and South Brisbane communities, drawing membership from across the inner south of Brisbane.

Yeronga
Yeronga is an inner southern suburb of Brisbane, situated approximately 6 kilometres south of the Brisbane CBD within the Brisbane City Council area. The suburb sits on a bend of the Brisbane River and is characterised by residential streets, significant tree cover, and proximity to the Yeronga Memorial Park along the riverbank. Yeronga is bordered by Annerley, Fairfield, Tarragindi, and Salisbury, and is well-connected to the city via the bus network and the Eleanor Schonell Bridge cycle and pedestrian link to the University of Queensland. The suburb's riverside setting and proximity to the city have made it an increasingly sought-after residential area, with strong community ties maintained through organisations like the Yeronga South Brisbane Football Club.
For more information, visit the Yeronga South Brisbane FC official website.